Society Notes Highlight Local Events And A Wedding
Social items report a First Presbyterian food sale at Hart’s Drug Store Saturday morning. A Sheraton Hotel dance Friday night features Tal Henry’s Orchestra. Archdale Woman’s Club hosts an outdoor lawn party tonight with ice cream and cake. Emily Lambert improves after appendicitis. sister Mrs Derrick is ill. Miss Rankin hosts guests Elizabeth Nitten and Mae Mason. Rankin’s party earlier today. Louise Albertson and Robert Rutherford wed at Oakwood Court with Rev. Lam beth officiating. Summer NC club at Columbia organized with 300 members. plans include a Palisades picnic, a beach swim, and a state pageant at Columbia with a prize for originality. NC committee led by Mrs. Lillian Minor and Mrs. R. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Woman’s Club
Archdale High Point Road
Louise Blanche Albertson
T. W. Albertson
Robert James Rutherford
Oakwood Court
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Davidson County Schools
Rutherford
Tar Heels
Columbia University
New York City
North Carolina
Palisades
Metropolis
Columbia
Lillian Minor
Oxford
R. Johnston
High Point
Social notes of local residents travel and visits
Mrs Mack Hiatt plans to leave late this week for Kennesville to spend two weeks with relatives. Dr J Cummings returns from a brief business trip to Virginia. Miss Regina Waltjen of Baltimore arrives to visit Mrs Frank Ford in Willenbar Terrace. Mrs Walten stays for some time. Mrs Fannie Walton of Wilson is a guest of Mrs L W McFarland on White Oak Street. Mrs J H Farrell of Newport News Va visits with Mrs Danner Davis and her children Mary Alice and James Farrell Jr. Allan Crowson returns from Elizabeth City and Knagey Head. Mrs Ed Benbow of Greensboro and Miss Tess Riddick visit Mrs Joseph Cox in Roland Park. Mrs Willis Slane and her small son return from Asheville, guests at Battery Park hotel. Zelma and Beatrice Teague depart for home in Lenoir after extended visit with Mrs B W Manley on Cable Street. Mrs H A Cecil at Willonbar Terrace recovering steadily. friends pleased at progress. Durland and A T Wisham depart for an extended business trip through Virginia Columbia District of Columbia Maryland Pennsylvania by motor. Miss Virginia Pickens goes to Concord to visit her aunt Mrs Frank Armfield.
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Regina Waltjen
Baltmore
City
Frank Ford
Willenbar Terrace
Mrs. Walten
J. H. Farrell
Newport News
Danner Davis
Dennis
Farrell
Mary Alice and
James Farrell, Jr
Institute to expand Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Rear Admiral William C. Braisted proposes a national institute of experimental therapy to parallel Rockefeller and Mayo Clinic efforts. The plan includes a larger West Philadelphia campus, a major hospital, labs, and a coordinated research program for pharmacy, chemistry, bacteriology, and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braisted
Philadelphia
National Institute of Experimental Therapy
Rockefeller Institute
Mayo Clinics
William C. Braisted
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
North Tenth Street
Admiral Braisted
Admiral Kraisted
City Planner Grinnalds to Address High Point Meeting
Jefferson Grinnalds, Baltimore expert in city planning and zoning, will visit High Point around August 18 to speak to a mass citizen meeting. The chamber sees value in regulating development and creating distinct districts with parks, citing Raleigh work and benefits of modern planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson C. Grinnalds
Baltimore
High Point
Ggrinnall
Greensboro
Acton
Grinnalds
Raleigh
Githualds
Barbers Claim Cut in Commission Was Not Notified
Three barbers from C. J. Smith’s East Washington Street shop walked out yesterday to protest a 5 percent commission cut. They say no notice was given and that the owner indicated the change would take effect now or last Monday. They would accept the cut to 65 percent only if the shop reduced prices correspondingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
Washington Street
Enterprise
Barbers Struck by Silent Walkout Disrupts Smith Shop
Two other barbers were at work today in Smith's shop to fill the places of two men who quit yesterday, as the labor unrest continues and the business faces staffing gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Lefty Groves Dominates Mound For Orioles
Lefty Groves yielded five scoreless innings against Reading, striking out nine while walking eight, a contradictory performance that showcased both dominance and control issues for the Orioles pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Groves
Baltimore Orioles
Reading
Nary
Notice of Redemption for Victory Notes 1922 23
Call for partial redemption of 4 3 4 percent Victory Notes identified by letters A to F. Redemption date is December 15, 1922, with interest ceasing on that date. Notes bearing letters G to L are unaffected and mature May 20, 1923. Details in Treasury circulars 188 and 299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Victory
Division of Loans & Currency
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Clurch
Hart's Drug Store
Sheraton Dance
Sheraton Hotel
Tal Henry
Orchestra
Archdale Lawn
Emily Lambert
Burrus-McCain Hospital
P. M. Derrick
J. G. Lambert
North Main Street
Margaret Rankin
Elizabeth Nitten
Westminster
Mae Mason
Newark
Rutherford College
University of Tennessee
Albertson
Winston-Salem
Tar Heel Club
Dr. J. Cummings
Virginia
Fannie Walton
Wilson
L. W McFarland
White Oak Street
Allan Crowson
Elizabeth City
Knagey
Ed Benbow
Greenshoro
Tess Riddick
Joseph Cox
Roland Park
Willis Slane
Small Son
Asheville
Battery Park Hotel
Zelma
Beatrice Teague
Lenoir
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
H. A. Cecil
Willonbar Terrace
Op. Durland
A. T. Wisham
Virginia Pickens
Concord
Frank Armfield
H. Ellis
Public Accountant
Lin
Ruth
Furnishing Co
Barbers
C. O
Feldmans
Englander Spring Bed CO
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Red Bell Shoe Store
A.W. Mellon
Madras
Madras Yard
Renfrew Devons
Juan
Peggy Cloth Yard
Asc
CloLp
iSc
Anderson’s
Vieth
Oke
Bank and Trust Company of
Nel
Atlantic Bank and Trust CO
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